We need a pic of it from a higher angle

 

Personally, I don't like it. Just having a large hole on the lower front of the grill doesn't look right to me.

 

Once you cut the two pieces that were holding it in, how do you put it back on?

 

you'll have to "ford" engineer it back into place

 

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Yep, I think it looks better without the honeycomb inserts.

Good Job Bucky.

 

thanks pilot...a couple my local friends have ditched their honey comb's too
It's up to who owns the car as to what they like...just showing the possibilities are out there.

 

I wonder how it would look if the honey comb would be painted to match the color of the car.......let me know what it looks like.

 

a picture of that has already been posted earlier in this same forum...it's on the first page
"yellow" STEEDA

 

i'm getting the sonic blue...i've been looking at the Steeda grill , but the lip at the bottom throws it off. perhaps i'll just paint mine when i get it.

 

found another pic of another mustang w/out the lower honey comb grille

 

I was thinking that the lower honycomb grills would be the perfet mounting place for an extra set of circular fog/driving lights - the small ones you see out today.....just drill dead center and mount them.

 

Ummm, put the parts back on IMO. Otherwise you will be out of control and doing the whole 70's-80's thing where you compeletely removed the hood just to see some plastic.....ughhhhh

 

Yeah - looks like the car's lower jaw is missing some teeth..........

(MHO!)

 

It's hard to get a good look at the lower grill delete on your car. It would be nice if someone, who has done the same could post some pic's.

I wonder how it would like on Redfire or Torch Red?

 

i posted a pic above w/ a redfire w/out the honey comb grille...you can tell it is not there b/c the center bars are the same color as the car

 

I think the car facia looks a bit cheaper and more flimsey(sp?) without the insert. I also don't like to see the rad hoses. Last, that piece is functional according to Thai-Tang.

 

havent' found the function yet? Been out for over a week.
It's just one of those things that we agree to disagree on.

 

Both the upper and lower honeycomb panels are there for aerodynamic reasons. If you remove them, you will decrease the ability of the car to deflect air around the car. Not a big deal for everyday driving, but I'm sure you would see a decrease in mileage. Not too sure how much it would affect 1/4 mile times, however.